Public-domain images between June 26, 2007 and April 27, 2012 - records 991 to 1000
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 July 22, 2008: President George Bush poses for a photo with artists Jorge Celedon, Jimmy Zambrano and members of their vallenato group during the Colombian Independance Day celebration at the White House.Source: Presidency of Colombia (link) Country: Colombia Program: Engagement |  July 22, 2008: U.S. military doctors in Peru are working long days throughout the Ayacucho region to bring free medical care to the people of Peru, as well as a favorable and lasting impression. Source: U.S. Southern Command (link) Country: Peru Program: Humanitarian and Civic Assistance |
 July 22, 2008: Army Staff Sgt. Sheldon Pajimola, NCOIC of the search and rescue assessment team, transfers equipment to a CH-47 Chinook helicopter prior to the team’s deployment in support of the COPECO exercise July 24. The deployment helped show the Honduran Permanent Commission for Contingencies the capabilities JTF-Bravo can provide during a disaster. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. John Asselin)Source: U.S. Southern Command (link) Country: Honduras Program: Exercises |  July 21, 2008: Navy Cmdr. Michael Radoiu checks a Peruvian patient´s visual acuity at San Juan Bautista, Peru, July 21. The Navy´s Operational Health Support Unit from Great Lakes, Ill., is supporting New Horizons 2008 Peru, U.S. Southern Command´s annual program to provide humanitarian assistance to Latin and Caribbean nations, through three missions to provide free medical services to the Peruvian people of the Ayacucho region, July 21 to 31. U.S. Navy photo by Air Force ?Capt. David TomiyamaSource: U.S. Southern Command (link) Country: Peru Program: Humanitarian and Civic Assistance |
 July 21, 2008: From left to right, Colombian Army Command Sgt. Maj. Rodrigo Molano and Gen. Mario Montoya Uribe stand next to U.S. Army South´s Maj. Gen. Keith M. Huber and Command Sgt. Maj. Armando Ramirez, during the opening ceremony for the Senior Enlisted Leaders Conference in Bogota, July 21-25. Photo by Jose SaezSource: U.S. Southern Command (link) Country: Colombia Program: Engagement |  July 20, 2008: As part of a continual anti-narcotics operative, personnel from the Mexican Marines Battalion located and eradicated marijuana plants in the areas around Los Guayabos and Juluchuca, Guerrero.Source: Armada de Mexico (link) Country: Mexico Program: International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement |
 July 20, 2008: As part of a continual anti-narcotics operative, personnel from the Mexican Marines Battalion located and eradicated marijuana plants in the areas around Los Guayabos and Juluchuca, Guerrero.Source: Armada de Mexico (link) Country: Mexico Program: International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement |  July 18, 2008: Mexican Marines intercept a submarine carrying 5.8 tons of cocaine that originated in Colombia and was headed for the shores of Mexico. Source: Armada de Mexico (link) Countries: Colombia, Mexico Program: International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement |
 July 18, 2008: Mexican Marines intercept a submarine carrying 5.8 tons of cocaine that originated in Colombia and was headed for the shores of Mexico.Source: Armada de Mexico (link) Countries: Colombia, Mexico Program: International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement |  July 18, 2008: Mexican Marines intercept a submarine carrying 5.8 tons of cocaine that originated in Colombia and was headed for the shores of Mexico.Source: Armada de Mexico (link) Countries: Colombia, Mexico Program: International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement |